Philadelphia Da calls Trump “ criminal condemned ” opposing public security

The White House responded Wednesday evening to the prosecutor of the district of Philadelphia, Larry Krasner, after having warned President Donald Trump to escape from the place of birth of America with regard to the way in which the federals took over Washington, the apparatus of the law of DC in response to his crime wave.

“Of course, this Democrat, supported by Soros, is upset by the fact that the president takes daring measures to repress violent crimes,” said White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson, in Fox News Digital.

“Philly has allowed crime to compensate and provided a sanctuary to violent illegal criminal extraterrestrials. And George Soros finances demonstrations against the law and order to DC.”

Jackson said that Democrat’s approval rating remains “low” due to personalities like Krasner “Oppo (Sing) common sense efforts to stop violent crimes and restore security in American streets”.

Late Tuesday, Krasner said to cnn That Trump “it is better not to try it in Philly” – and called it a “condemned criminal” who opposes public security and wanted to be a “dictator”.

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Philadelphia da Lawrence Krasner, on the left, President Donald Trump, right (Reuters)

“(Trump) may think that he will try him in other places. But the fact is, legally, he has much less right to do all this in other cities,” said Krasner, who was supported by the Hungarian-American billionaire from left George Soros.

“Donald Trump is an emergency, friends … If you want your democracy, you better get up now.”

The warning occurred a few days after a former Democratic lawyer announced that he would appear on the republican line in November in the hope of defeating Krasner and putting an end to the city’s own crime problems – which led the boss of the Philadelphia Democratic Party, Bob Brady, To start Judge Patrick Dugan Because “we don’t want liars in our party.”

Krasner continued to highlight Trump’s convictions in New York and said he “forgives people who are criminals and do quite despicable things” – who blame the president for the death of five law enforcement agents who responded to Capitol Riot on January 6, 2021.

“Nothing indicates that this man is favorable to a behavior respectful of the laws of public security. But he is in favor of power. He is in favor of fascism. He is in favor of the end of democracy.”

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When he was asked what he would do if Trump was trying to embark on the sixth largest city in the United States – which, in particular, has one of the largest “outdoor drug markets” in the Kensington – Krasner district said that there will be judges in Pennsylvania who “still believe in law, even if some of his hacks on the Supreme Court do not do it.”

Krasner said Philadelphia is the “cradle of democracy” and “that is why our name has been in the mouth (from Trump) in a malicious manner for a very, very long”.

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The prosecutor rejected complaints concerning creeping crime in Philadelphia, saying that homicides are the lowest in 50 years and that there are also low incarceration rates.

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“This is a deeply non -American attempt to exercise power in an illegal way, to scare major cities and to continue the democratic cities which are diverse, to serve its racist and fascist program … (W) all must resist,” said Krasner.

The Republicans of Pennsylvania in the State Legislative Assembly – with a Senate controlled by the GOP and a closely democratic controlled house – tried to dismiss Krasner in 2022. The effort was interrupted by judge Ellen Ceisler, who ruled the legal standard of “Misbehavior in Burate” was not encountered by the seven articles deposited by the Chamber.